Choosing UniCamillus means taking a step towards excellence at an international medical university that focuses mainly on medical and health sciences. The University offers a solid and modern academic education, combining high‑quality teaching, scientific research and a human approach to medicine. Thanks to its strong international focus and a teaching model geared towards global healthcare, UniCamillus trains professionals capable of working effectively within national and international healthcare systems, meeting the needs of both today’s and tomorrow’s healthcare sector.

UniCamillus’s international approach is reflected in the language of instruction, the multicultural environment and the preparation for different healthcare systems. Students develop a broad perspective on the medical profession, whilst maintaining a strong connection with the Italian healthcare system.

UniCamillus’s teaching model is student‑centred and focuses on the interdisciplinary integration of knowledge and practical skills. The programme combines a solid preclinical foundation with problem‑based learning, progressive patient contact and the analysis of clinical cases. Special focus is placed on gender‑specific medicine, doctor‑patient communication, interdisciplinary work, and the development of clinical skills based on scientific evidence.

UniCamillus is located in Rome and has branch campuses in Cefalù and Venice. The BSc in Medicine and Surgery is taught in Italian at all three campuses and, at the Rome campus, students may also choose to enrol in the BSc in Medicine and Surgery taught in English. Clinical activities take place at affiliated healthcare facilities, allowing students to integrate theoretical training, clinical practice, and direct patient contact throughout their entire course of study.

Choosing UniCamillus means taking a step towards excellence at a university that focuses mainly on medical and health sciences, with a strong international orientation, a modern teaching model, and an education tailored to meet the needs of both today’s and tomorrow’s healthcare sector.

The MSc in Medicine and Surgery (LM‑41):

• lasts six years;
• is designed to train medical professionals with an international professional profile;
• integrates biological, clinical, humanistic, and social knowledge;
• places the person at the centre of care rather than just the disease, embracing a holistic and truly patient‑centred approach.

Yes. Under current regulations, the final examination of the MSc Medicine and Surgery directly qualifies graduates to practise as medical practitioners.

Please consult the admissions call for the academic year 2026-2027 and register for the admission test for the MSc Medicine and Surgery (taught in English) by 1pm on 16th September 2026.

If you have any further questions, please fill in the contact form on this page: a UniCamillus representative will be happy to provide all the necessary information and support you throughout the orientation process. You can also contact the University directly at +39 06 40 06 40.